Both subnets are in the class A private range, which Juju designates as having scope "local-cloud".
Since scope differentiation is not possible, we just end up choosing the first lexicographically sorted address.
Until we implement some form of network discovery via the vSphere provider, there isn't a mechanism we can offer the user to make this public/private distinction.
We know why this happens.
Both subnets are in the class A private range, which Juju designates as having scope "local-cloud".
Since scope differentiation is not possible, we just end up choosing the first lexicographically sorted address.
Until we implement some form of network discovery via the vSphere provider, there isn't a mechanism we can offer the user to make this public/private distinction.